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society would be improved drastically if men were sent at an early age to a school where they would learn how to be prim and proper ladies
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only good poster left on /lgbt/
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>>44405115
am i retarded if i unironically want to go to a class like this as non-fetish thing
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>>44405288
I would love that too but it would cost hundreds or even thousands and nobody socially awkward enough to need it can afford it
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>>44405288
same i’d do anything to attend smth like this
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>>44405115
there has got to be a book on this from the 1800s or something
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>>44405288
At one point I had to as a little little kid.
My parents thought it would make me not autistic.
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>>44405942
giwtwm. what was it like?
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I was sent to one of these for moids as a kid, like how to be a gentleman and masculine and stuff. I think I got sent bc I was kinda faggoty and weird. It was really awkward because by that age I was into guys and all of it was very straight-targeted, like how to treat a lady, how to do a tie and wear a suit. I really disliked it.
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>>44406152
Idk. I was too young to really remember all of it. I only really remember some of the basics taught, that they did some
>Here's how to eat properly at a dinner table
Stuff and a couple posture courses. It didnt really last too long either.
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>>44406152
>>44406310
Also come to think of it I think theres a couple picture floating around of me tottling around in a dress shirt and tie :/
There was also the whole
>This is how you treat a girl
Thing
And because it was the early 2000s I was taught to thank every single military guy who passed by.
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>>44406152
>>44406310
>>44406377
Idk I also remember that when I actually got into school it was really upsetting because whay they taught me arent how things are done in the real world, and that people will think youre weird if you actually follow the things they said.
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>>44405300
yeah... i hate how institutionalized all pedagogy is. i wonder how much of it you can self teach... my posture was always good, and i started teaching myself proper dining etiquette a few months ago, and cursive since i had a really bad education lole. also general good social posture things like proper fashion (not trends, just good taste and refined aesthetics). and some other stuff i cant remember right now like learning how to speak very eloquently and politely/gracefully (not in this post lole cuz its 4chan)

>>44405565
i should look for that.. old ass books are always sooo much better than modern ones anyways
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>>44406648
I forgot to mention that I got locked in a room with like a divider desk and I wasnt allowed to look anywhere but my desk and forced to practice cursive omg how could I forget about that?



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